Hi Marko,
thanks so much for your help,
IT WORKED!! (:
I just moved the indexes directory into the crawl directory as with the
instruction in the tutorial indexes gets created ouside
> bin/nutch index indexes crawl/linkdb crawl/segments/*
so it might help if in the tutorial indexing part it is changed to:
bin/nutch index crawl/indexes crawl/linkdb crawl/segments/*
And in the Search section just adding: to put the absolute path in the
conf/nutch-site.xml for example:
<property>
<name>searcher.dir</name>
<value>/home/rocio/crawl</value>
</property>
this would save a lot of time to an absolute nutch beginner like me, thanks
again, now I can continue exploring the great posibilities of nutch.
Rocio
Marko Bauhardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am 04.08.2006 um 12:33 schrieb Rocio Chongtay:
> Hi,
>
Hi
> How can I check if my indexing is has gone well if so far I cannot
> search?
>
> I have followed the step by step guide all the way to indexing and
> setting the GUI in tomcat.
>
> in my indexes/part-00000 folder I can see files like:
>
> _28k.f0 _28k.f2 _28k.f4 _28k.fdt _28k.fnm _28k.prx _28k.tis
> index.done
> _28k.f1 _28k.f3 _28k.f5 _28k.fdx _28k.frq _28k.tii deletable
> segments
>
> is that the folder that should go as a value in the searcher.dir
> in the conf/nutch-site.xml file?
Yes you have to set the absolute path to the searcher.dir, e.g. /home/
rocio/crawl
In crawl directory exists
segments
indexes
crawldb
linkdb
This should work.
Marko
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